- Foxconn founder Terry Gou announced he’s running in Taiwan’s presidential election.
- Gou said Beijing would not be able to influence him despite Foxconn’s vast business in China.
- Gou said investors would lose confidence in China if the country confiscated Foxconn’s assets.
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Terry Gou, the billionaire founder of Foxconn — a key supplier to Apple — has thrown his hat into the ring for Taiwan’s presidential election.
He is betting on his business ties in his bid for the island’s top job. Gou said Beijing — which claimed self-ruled Taiwan as its territory — wouldn’t be able to use the businessman’s vast empire to influence him.
Gou was responding to a
